| On-Line Registration Will Close July 2.
Faxed Registrations Will be Accepted Until July 6.
After
July 6, all registrations will be processed on-site.
Please complete the registration form and hand-carry it to the on-site
Registration Desk at the New Orleans Marriott Hotel.
FEW 2011 Cruise OPEN FOR BOOKINGS at the
National Training Program in New Orleans July 12, 2010. More
details to follow so check back here soon!
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 2010 National Training Program
July 12-16, 2010
New Orleans
Comprehensive Sessions, Excellent Speakers,
Training and Networking Opportunities as approximately
2,000 federally employed women and men gather from numerous
agencies across the country.
In 2010 Federally Employed Women celebrates 41 years
of excellence in education. The 41st National Training
Program (NTP), 'Jazz Up Your Career," will be held July
12-16, 2010, in New Orleans, LA.
On behalf of the NTP 2010 planning committee, we encourage
you to take advantage of the great opportunities that
FEW's National Training
Program offers. The range of high quality training is exciting and we are sure you
will agree that the rewards will be endless for your career.
A Message from the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau
June 9, 2010 - 11:07 a.m. CT: Our hearts go out to our fellow Louisiana citizens on the Gulf Coast
who are suffering from this environmental tragedy. Visitors to New Orleans should know that the city
is located 100 miles inland, thus we have avoided any physical or environmental damage. Tourism
in New Orleans has undergone a resurgence this year as huge numbers of visitors and conventiongoers
have flocked to one of the world's most exciting culinary and nightlife destinations. We
continue to meet and exceed the expectations of hundreds of thousands of business and leisure
travelers and festival-goers. New Orleans tourism officials are constantly monitoring the
environmental impact on our wetlands and beautiful marshes two hours to our south bordering the
Gulf of Mexico. We are most appreciative of our fellow citizens around the world who are closely
watching events unfold and looking to find any way to lend support. Our world famous seafood
industry has and always will go through rigorous testing from various strict agencies before our
product reaches market, and our renowned chefs ensure that only the highest quality fresh
products are prepared and served. In fact, our restaurants and food suppliers work with purveyors
locally and nationally to ensure food quality and safety from sea to table. This has long been
a New Orleans commitment. Additionally, the BP oil spill has had no impact on the air or water
quality in New Orleans both of which are completely safe and unaffected. Air and water quality
samples are taken regularly and tested as they are in every major American city as a matter of
course. To learn more about seafood please visit www.louisianaseafood.com.
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